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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
2
A fragmented OCR page lists a vocabulary puzzle with a Madagascan animal MORIZONT and a grid of cryptic clues. Entries include variants like fox-like muzzle, social group, and various short definitions across languages and categories.
Oswald Jacoby explains percentage play in a bridge hand where South must decide between club finesse and diamond breaks. He argues the best plan is to test diamonds first, since if diamonds break, the contract can be secured, while diamonds not breaking still allows a later club option. The article analyzes the odds and delays in declaring to maximize the chance of success.
A comment at the meeting noted the potential of the new system for farming livestock and poultry. The speaker praised its usefulness, while half joking that it “tests a little fishy” yet saw merit in applying the concept to animal food production.
Court records show transfers of property interests and nominal sums among individuals including Willem CC Wachter and Phyllis M Peddi cord, Annie C. McBride and Dorothy Kayes, Adolph Simonsen, Joseph H Zimmerman, Elinor E. Etzler, Raymond D. Souder, and Charles W. Coleman. Wartime scrap drives noted with mentions of metal asks and Civil War era items.
Dr Herman A Spoehr of the Carnegie Institute of Washington says pond and stream green scum may become a substantial, high nutrient food source. He has already tasted it during talks at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia. Experiments in California show rapid growth and potential for consumption.
Readers ask about when a hand crosses 5000 points, bonuses, and how canastas and red treys affect final scores. The column explains that the side with more points wins once both exceed 5000, that game bonuses aren’t added, and how to record bonuses and card counts. It also clarifies canasta bonuses after making a canasta, and that red treys are liabilities until a regular meld is formed.
Earl L Douglass argues that modern life relies on religious faith as fuel for action. He warns against overreliance on medical or psychiatric cures without spiritual energy and notes everyday practices like phone etiquette and tomato vitamin content, reflecting a 20th century church column tone.
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